The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1853, Page 5

hero ‘Married, ‘WANTS. houses, and to give bonds, &e. It was seid that they ‘The Kemble Jackson of Hatters.—The uestionab! winner of the On Saturday, May 7, by the Honorable Jacob - gare debenture bonds on the Canadian frontier, on the | 41 jieturt st bratent ig anauentonaiy, the Temicmast | tervelt, Mayer of the City of New York, Cass Gatuncn, | JUNISHING—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN | [\ANTED—« SitUaTION, 70 D0 THE GENERAL i fo. 128 Fulton stre.t a ‘wante a situation ina ‘establishment, as housework of small private . by 8 gooKm dia introduction of flour entered for export, is our friend t to KAN, Can for dustrio est girl. ‘The for he was the first to introduce the summer fashions aod | of New York city. on the frame or cylinder. seen for two at 94} . No objection to or eouatry. Yew York. The four was frequently sold to sxrive, snd | hecontinues to keep aheud of all competitors by the exesl: | © eer: he Rev. ©. 7, | R#sezstreet, tind door, back room. _ | dest of olty reference given, Please call at 110 Spring *’ rect. ‘was formerly immediately placed on board ships for ex- | lence, elegance, aud superiority of his fabrics. Demarest, eldest daug! ter of the late IFTY MEN WANTED.—HEAD WORK AND A PLEA- ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GI! A SITU. port as soon as it came to hand. By being compelled to make barges warehouses, and give new bends, they suf- fered much delay and inconvenience, as the barges, which ‘were often detained two days, subjected shippers to de maurrege. Canadian flour did not enter into competition with the domestic article; the bakers never used it; hence, on allowing its speedy export on arrival, no injury could result to American flour, or to the treasury. The practice which had hitherto prevailed was to let the flour go on board ship as soon as it came to hand, under bond ‘from the Canada frontier, and when exported the boada ‘were cancelled. Anxious to give a clear statement of facts, we withhold further allusion to the subject until additional information, promised to be communicated,. eould be procured in a tangible, clear and reliable form. ‘The reported beginning of » revolution in Venezuela ereated no surprise. A large portion of the inhabitants had looked upon President Monagas as an usurper. The ‘violent conduct of his brother while President, displayed some years since, would be remembered. He was charged with having entered Congress with troops, dispersed its members, causing the death of many, subverted the con- stitution, and made himeif supreme dictator after hay- ing caused the overthrow and exile of Gezeral Paez. The latter had received a public reception and the sympathies of the people on landing in New Yerk, ‘The frequent revolutions and want of stability in many South American republics had greatly retarded their progress in the arts of modern civilization. Should Mon- agas be pressed to the wall, his case might demand an- other protectorate pledge in his favor from Spain. Santa Anna bad resided, during his exile, at his court in Car- ‘thagena. They resembled each other, and it was possi- Die that they fully understood each other, Very Important from Venezuela. OUR LAGUAYRA CORRBSPONDENCE. Lagvayra, May 25, 1853—9 P. M. ‘The Progress of the Revolution Against the Monaga’s Government. WAs the steamer will sail for Puerto Cabello to-morrow, and be in time with letters for the Venez Tagain write by this vessel to give you some news which have just been received here extra officially, but which I may- venture to give as true. The following places have made a pronunciamento in favor of the opposition and against the government, but as yet I do not know who js proclaimed chief:—Oritu- eo, Chaguaramas, Ortiz, Parapara, San Juan de los Mor- ros, Villa de Cura, and it is said that Valencia and La Vic- toria will follow to-morrow, if they have not already, The pronunciamentos of Cumana, Margarita and Rio Chieo, are expected to arrive to-night. Abando (proclamation) was published this morning, calling out the militia, At twelve o'clock, to-day, about 100 persons presented themselves at the Jefe Politicos, snd were enrolled, but before four o'clock P. M., seventy had deserted, and the remaining thirty which have just left for Caracas will, it is said, desert on the road. The opposition party count upon 200 men in Mayquetia, and almost all Laguayra are opposed to the government. The day before yesterday an order was sent to Petare to put all the militia under arms and send them into Cara- cas, and but ten persons have been enrolled. 10 O0°Otocx, P.M. By an arrival from Caracas, it is said that General Za- mora is advancing on Caracas, and that to-morrow a blow will be struck there. It would appear that a large majority of the opposition are resolved on proclaiming General Paez. To-morrow, no doubt, will bring forth great events. A great many persons are hiding in Caracas, among the number Senor Oligario Meneses, whose house was search- ed last night by a Monagas marauding party. 1 will leave this letter open until to-morrow, and if there should be time I will add any further news to it. The government is almost abandoned. The barrios (districts) of San Juan, Candelaria, and Pastors, will, it is affirmed, act to-morrow. Captain Juan Llamoras, an intrepid leader, they say, is advancing on Caracas, from Ortiz, with 600 men. General Castelli is full y compromised and pledged to the cause of the opposition. The General in Chief, Santiago Marino, heads the pronunciamento in La Victoria. General Justo Brieeno is in Puerto Cabello. Tuvrapay, May 26—8 A. M. Senor Obregon, a tool of the Monagas administration has just arrived here, There isa party here prepared to seeure him, as the popular feeling is very much against him. B.L. United States Circuit Court, Before Hon. Judge Nelson. June 20 —Assault with a Dangerous Weapon.—John Quin, second mate of the steamship Washington, was ar- raigned for an assault with a dangerous weapon, a pelny- ing pin,.on John Hancock, a seaman on board the sh Washington, while at sea, on the 24th of May last. The prisoner pleaded not guilty, and the case was remitted to the District Court for trial. Assoctation tor the Exhibiuion of the Indus- ‘ry of all Nations, Orrick or THE SUPERINTENDENT, Crvsrat Patace, June 20. Exhibitors, sr their agents, are, requested to presont Ahenselves, with ertificates of allotment of space, at the building on square, to make immediate prepa- vations for fitting up the space altotted to them and arrang- ing their articles. ‘they will please enter on Forty-second etreet, showing their certificates at the north JOHN M. BATCHELDER, ‘Suporintendents. Fun Alive.—Lvok out for the New York Pic. ayune of this week. It is fullof fun, humor and pathos. ir. Pick’s opinions snd reflections are given in a solid chunk, and Prof Cwsar Hannibal's lecture on the beauties of nature ds more ir bly droll than ever. GLOVER, BUNNELL 2Co., 1él Fulton street, publishers. To be had all over the J. For Sale—A Pleasant Residence, within gn hour's ride from the sity, comprising two acres of highly improved land, on which is a neat and am dle dwel- Xing, wash house, carriage house, excellent well of water, abundance of choice fruits of most kinds, shrubbery, orna- mental trees, fy the whole of which are in fine condition, and will be sold low upon easy terms KENNEDY & SILERMAN, 16 Wall stroot. Hobensack’s Worm Syrup.—Round, or Sto- mach Worm —This worm is usually found in the small in- the worm most common to cuildren, yet it y confined to thei bee 1 frequent wn to suffer with them: ptoms promis , while nfiected with this worm, are hardness and full- slimy stools, looseness of the bowels, piek- at the pose, a blueish streak under theeyes, &e It you, ¢ any of the above, symptoms, n safely be depended upon, 2m ing or any of your children, h Jhybensack’s worm syrup Hy Using it you have a certain, safe, and speedy oure; and i iter using it according to the directions, tae patient is no! Festored 0 health, aud the worms thorouchly eradionted from the system, you can rest assured there is no remody Deyend the grave; as for fail, there is no such word as fail with thore who uso my worm syrup. Foreale by C. V. CLICKENBR & CO., No. 81 Barclay etrect, general agent for New York and vicinit Notice—Fiftcen Dollars only tor a Beautifal country residence in the pleasant village of Rosevale joining Lukeland, where a new church, and a number of Private dwellings have already been erceted, and several More are now being erected, and crops of almost every kind may be scen growing equal to any on Long Island, and very near the much admired Lake Ronkonkoma. desirable Building lots, and £0 farms, will be distributed among 6 shareholders on the 30th of June, 1853. Ench sabsoriber, for only $15, will reseive a warrantee deed for four building 2 oy 100 feot cach, ors farm of from two to twonty This is a fine Opportunity to. get clear of payin in this city, and owning a delightful au ihtful healthy country residence near the city, where the domestic comforts of & iamily circle can be fally realized und where 21,000 building lots and about 300 farms have already been sold. Application must be made immediately, as a few shares only are left. Apply to CHARLES WOOD, No, 208 Broadway, where maps and pamphlets can be had gral Fishing Banks.—Six Thousand Paugles of the largest sine were caught by the passengers on board the Hero yesterday. Now is the time to sport. The Hero runs everyday. See advertisement, Brady’s New Gallery, over Tnompson’s Sa- Joon, No. 34 Broadway, has beep pronounced ons of the most completely arranged Daguerrean galieries in this coun- try or in Eurupe, The reception, dressing and operating rooms are all on ene tioor, a feature pecullar to this estan: lishment, and are furnished with every requisite for tho comfort of visiters, as well as for the production of first lars talent. Tho old gallery at the corner of Broadway and Fulton streets will romain open as usual. Miltary Men wiil find Sapertor Facili- fies for procuring portraits of unsu passed excellence, at BRaDY’S new Daguerrean gallery, over Thompson's saloon, Big Broadway, or at his old stond, ‘305 Broadway, corner 0 ulton street. Taking 300 Yoguerceotypes Daily, at 25e., ism feature in the progress of the mechanies’ arts and sci. «not dreamed of umong the beaefits of the age, until ES & CO, started their now system of cheap portrait making, at their factory, No. 2:9 Broadway, New York tn the summer months ts like the fag end of w carnival reneon, dull and insipid, and its mono- tony is only relieved by the exquisitely m do suminor ha «KNOX & JAMES, the enterprising batters of Broadwa: ‘Their salegroom is in new hotel of Captain Deyroot, corner of Broadway aud Spring street, where wo auvise all who love to look on things beautiful and new, ty enll, Gentlemen’s Dress Hats for the Sammer,— White beaver, pure in stock and color, French gray beaver, shoreoap and inimitable smoot® pearl cast and staawiiate for the hot sun, at one dollar a “AKNOCK? 1) Broadway, Irv ty pe Hats.—Raiferty & Leask are selling thelr heautitul drab boaver and ponrl felt hate, at their saual lew prices of $3 and $4, and in addition, uiving each customer his likeness, free of charge. Thoy ‘aro the onl, tterein the United States that can do tlis, RAF PERPY A LEAUK, No.57 Chatham strost, opposite Cham. Bers, and on the eorner of Chatham and Pearl strects, Superior Water Proof Frictton Matches that will stand any climate, in rquare, bluo hoxes. pnt up in convenient packages for shipping retailing. ‘Thove matches lave beon well tried, and pronowaced the best arti- cle now befrrs the pubic. Sold in quantities to uit par. chavors, by BUSA & GALE, wholesale druggists, No. 186 Greewpich street. 3 Genin’s Summer V: Store.— Genin this year is The assortment of summer bate offered peal veelane at fay. P' ri Commenced business. iis mort brilliant dress style for this side the Atlantic. Atten! fi ad the tri x ‘Gonin's Swiss str, novelties of the seasor in Rio and Panama hate of every dogrec of fineness, field for choice is boundlers. Summer travelling caps for ex are also presented in every diversity of shape Sonsistont with good taste. The samo may be anid of the vast imported and home manufactured stock of children's ‘osps, adapted to the season. Parents who desire a wide margin for selection, should callearly. GENIN, No. 214 Broadway, opposite St.’ Paul's Fashionable Summer Clothing.—Alfred MUNROE & CO., No 441 Broadway, invite citizens and ‘sone in the vicinity ef New York, also their fri the South and West, to call and examine their assortment of clothing. which will be found to embrace an most fashic t of trimmi able styles, all well , A fall assortment Gentlemen to Whom Six and a Quarte informed that th d use, 27 Cortland e fasbionable, handsom te tobe found in New York. H. atres rit, white ade up expror at the shortest no and colored for custom ti tice, Don't f Perfection Obtained —The Shirt of Shirts— that is the Corazza shirt, combining all the respectable qualities of a good shirt, {.e., fit, fineness, durability, im moveable buttons, and reasonable co rotated only ot J. AGATE, 256 Broadway, opposite the City Hall, e where every description of gentlemens’ nt farnishing foods are kept, imextensive variety. Zephyr shirts and Grawere, gooramier stooke, 0." The Invasion of Mexico from California 1s expected—but the news creates no disturbance in our ho- soms. Talkin, bosoms, look at the bosoms of GREEN'S: shirts. Each iss picture—a study—a gem. No gentleman who has ever had a set of shirts made to order from No. 1 Astor House, will deny this. Mournti Goods.—Cltizens' and Strangers are respectiul)y invited to examine our extensive and splendid assortment of mourning goods which we are offer ing at very low prices. BARTHOLOMEW & REED'S, now mourning store, 561 Broadway, between St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels. World's Fair and Crystal Palsee Depot, 421 Brondway, for the sale of boo! 8, and gaiters, 001 ent éver offered, at fifty Please oall ¢ 421 Broadwa: Boots, Shoes, Ladies’ and Children’s Gaiters— A large and elegant assortment always on hand, of the best ‘and most fashionable quality. Ladies and gentlemen who wish to have their boots made to order, can rely upon supe- rior workmanship and the best materials, JOHN BURRELL, 119 Hudson streot. David Rait, Watch Importer, offers for sale, at the lowest market prices, for cash or approved pa- per, lepine, lever, anchor, duplex, and ehronometer wateh. in open, hunting, enamelled, pearl, and diamond set cases. Each watch specially guaranteed. Office, 381 Broad- way, corner of White street, second floor. baVIo RAIT, 331 Broadway. Crosses, Pins, Stud, &e., }00p. solitaire, rings, crosses, and rich iamond studs, and a large stock of rich je, at the factory of tho subscriber, at Diamond Ri cluster, circlet, hal luster pine, gonts’ gold jewelry, fo he it’ market prices, No. 381 Broad f White street, wecond floor. DAVID HAIT.” Sewing Machines, for Sewing Leather, cloth, and all fabrics, without using a shuttle, but by new And secure atitoh made with thread from two spoo! ices fro to $150 Lotters patent date February 11, 1851; Jui ; and February 22, 1853. Descriptive pam: phlets mailed RpoR Fequett. GROVER BAKER & CO., 94 Chambers street. To Manufacturers of Shirts and Collars.— A sewing machine, to stitch fine linen perfeetly, must be ox- ceedingly nico and accurate in all its adjastments. The machines heretofore reeommended for sewing linen have failed in this; and being defective in principle, always must fail. | Singer'a improved linen stitohing maohiaes oaly will do perfect work, Call and examine them and their work at the office, No. 313 Broadway. 1, M. SINGER & CO. Dressing Cases! Drenst diately, by all meai at TUTPLE’S Emporium, No. 345 Broadway, and examine the complete assortment of porta- ble and convenient dressing cases for Indies and gents, which he has just received from England and France. We can as- sure them that they are just the thing for the toilet and for travelling, They are offered at a bargain, both as to price and quality, Cases !—Call imme- The increasing Demand for the Patent Po- rous Glass Filtor, and the fact that many of other kinds id for their worth Id metal, are strong evidencs intrinsic worth. Every family ehould possess one. and examine it at 316 Broadway, of Call Sherry Wines —Pale ana Brown Sherry Wines, in butts and hhds., landing ex Norrland, from Cadi Some of the pale wines are exceedingly licht and delicat For saleby JOHN DUNCAN & SONS, 407 Broadway. The Numerous Remarks and Complaints about the public fountains not performtag snoush this hot Weather, will not be found to apply to C OPER'S stylish soda fountain. 103 Nassau street, fext door to the Herald office. That performs almost without cessation, and is being visited and admired by the public continually. Defiance Salamander Safes—Gayler’s Pa= tent —ROBERT M. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of the above celebrated ‘and F. Gofin’s impenetrable defiance locks—the best locks combined in the world. Depot 192 Pearl st door belew Maiden lane, formerly 10 John street “The Fallacies of the Faculty” —The greatest of all their enormous fallacies and theories never acted so as their base attempt to put Antidote. by hireling porjurers; week has quadrupled all preceding weeks: w eiven to its mighty po ws malas 8k himself the question, why are tl er te any other? "No, for no other has given the positivelevidence of curing epilepsy in scores of cuses. after being given over as hope ess by Dr. Mott and all the best physicians—in itimust pe 80, the pu the intelligent man faculty so opposed to thie remedy, They do not David Christie, to Nicuotss T. Romarne, of this city. At Nelsonville on Wednerdey, June 15, by the Rev. Jobn Campbell, Mr. Ausker Kexizy of New York city, to Miss Mantua A. Brownson, of county, N. Y. ‘On Wednesday morning, June 15, at Grace Church, Forestdale, Vermont, by Rev. T. L. Randolph, Wx. T. oneeae, of New York, to Anse B. Biaxs, of the former place. Died, On Sunday morning, June 19, after a severe illness, Euazers D. Connguison, ses 21 years and 10 months, daughter of the late Dr. A. D Coraelison. friends and those of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral, from ‘the residence of her stepfather, Joreph C Skaden, No. 200 Madison street, this afternoon at three o'clock. On Monday, June 20, of bronchitis, Mr. W. G. Jonms, tragedian, (late of the National Theatre.) aged 36 years. Ba ie relati and friends, and those hi Lal stte Lodge No. 64, and the Masonic fraternity in general; the “National Fencibles,” Captain Purdy; the company and attaches of the National Theatre, and the theatrical profession generally, &c ; Obapter United Americans and United Americans generally, are requested to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 90 Bowery, corner of Hester street, to morrow afternoon, at lo’clock His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy. On Monday, June 20, WiuiaM A. Pierce, aged 18 years and six moni son of M. Augustus and Henrietta Pierce, The friends of the family, and those of his uncles, Au- thony 8. and Thomas J. Snyder. and Joha Pierce, are re. spectfully invited to attend his funeral. this afternoon, at 8 o’elook, from the residence of C, H. King, 0 Prine street. ‘On Monday, June 20, at 7 o'clock, A. M., of disease of the heart, Joun Prince, ron of Louisa Maria and John P, Hopkins, aged three Ziare, one month and three days. he relatives and friends of the family are invited t> attend the funeral services, at 47 Orchard street, this ternocn at 3 o’clock. Ou Monday morning, June 20, Ronert Timormy, son of George W. and Mary A. Hindmarsh, aged two years, ten mopths and nine days ‘The relatives and friends ot the parents are invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at 10 o’clock, from 59 Mercer street. On Monday morning, after a short illness, ANN O’MvL- uays, in the 74th year of her age. Her remains will be taken to Jersey city for interment, at 10 o'clock this morning. New Orleans papers please oop On Monday morning, June 20, CaTnarive S , daughter of the late John Bloodgood. The relatives and friends of the family and of her bro- ther, J. T. Bloodgood, and her brother-in-law, Charles A. Peck and Henry Simmons, are invited to attend her fu- neral, from the residence of her brother, J. T. Bloodgood, Carmansville, three doors above 158th street, Temi avenue, at 444 o’clock this afternoon, without further in. vitation, Hudson River Railroad cars leave Chambers ps it, at 3 o'clock P, M., and Thirty-firat street at 25 P.M. Suddenly, on Monday, June 20, of epilepsy, Mrs. Mary ANN ALLEN, daughter of the late Mr. John Kearsing, aud wife of Joseph Brown, aged 42 years. The relatives and friqnds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 48 Third street, this afternoon, at 4 o’clock precisely. On Monday July 20, Frank M., son of Dr. Samuel L. and Sarah Griswold, aged ten years. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his fureral, from the residence of his parengs, No, 828 Fourth street, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, with- out further invitation. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, On Monday morning, June 20, Joun F, KAvrMANN, son of John David and Elizabeth Kaufmann, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend his fu- neral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his father’s resi dence, 384 Cherry, couner of Scammell street, fu On Sunday, June 19, Wruuuam Keuty Brawe, son of George C. und Adeline ‘Byrne, aged four years and two mont The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, without further iavitation, this afternoon at 8 o’clock, from the residence of his father, No 159 West Thirteenth street. His remaias will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Hudson papers please copy. At Croton Falls, on Sunday morning, June 19, Kara Aveteey, only daughter of Elbert Bailey, aged four mouths. ‘The friends of the family are fully invited to at- pect! tend the funoral, this morning, at 10 o’cioek, from 198. Elm street, New York. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY baAY. @. SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. -@a ne A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation as chambermaid and fine washer and ironer, or as waiter. No objection to go to the country. Has lived two years and a half in her last place. Best of city refer- ence given as to capability and character. Please call at 209 Mercer street. SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE PER- son, 98 nurse, she fully understands taking care of a baby, a6 well as older children; lived over two years in her last R est of city referenue given. Please call, for two days, at 120 Twelfth street. WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAMBER- maid and waiter, ins small private family. Best of city Feft rence given been three years in her last place. Please call at 15 Thir ue, for two A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE wishes to engage in taking charge of a few motherless Children. Has no objection to assist in the goneral house- wotk. Can give good city reference, Inquire at 245 Kighth avenue, in the store. Can be seen for two days. FRENCH WOMAN (FROM PARIS) WISHES A situation as child’s nurse. She can give excellent re- Yerences. Sho can also dress hair. Apply at 22 Sixth ave- nue, Third floor, front room, No. 1. MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES to travel with a family to Australia, or any part of Eu- Tope, Isa good seamstress; would take’ care of a few chil- Gren, or wait on s lady, The advertiser is nice person, is fond'of children, ani would make herself useful, Please address Mary, Herald office. A TADY WISHES EMPLOYMENT AS SEAMSTRESSt cr companion to ® Indy in delicate boalth; wages no, Tequired, Address Mrs. A., Herald office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation, a/ chambermaia, or to waiton a lady. Has no Otjection to go in the country. Best of city reference given. Please call at the corner of Hicks and Atlantic Streets, above the grocery store, South Brooklyn, for two ays. paralveis. even after Dr. Parker and tho, whole medical ard, of over two hundred physicians, had declared notning could be done for it. See Thos. S. Brown's, 526 Sixvh ave: nue, affidavit. Is itto be wondered at that it should have encmies Do they think by putting that villainous report in the Daily Times to blind truth as well as juss shaw, the world knows too much to be led-by the nose by sich contemptible atrocity. Stir up again, gontlemen, “trath like oil, must rise to the surface.” Tho antidote can be had in all its purity and miraculous healiny wich strect. Mind get the genuine article, for a base imita- tion is about. Vive l’Autidote, the only true enemy of dis- ease and quackery. ower. at 424 Green Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.—Strangers visiting the city are informed that the best glace to get ornamental hair isat MEDHURST & HEARD’S, 27 Maiden lane, whore they hi on hand the largest, the cheapest, and best assort ment of wigs, half wigs, toupees, braids of long hair, ringlets, frizettes, &c. Copy the address. Giffin’s Halr Invigorator—A valuable Preparation for preserving the ‘moisture and glossiness of the hair, to prevent it falling out, and for rem draft. For eole at GIFFIN’S hair Broadway, opporite Delmonico’ House. Batchelor’s celebrated The Only Objection Urged Against Hair dye, is that the decepsion may be discovered—the tint not being natural. Try Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye, but first let him shew you its effeet upon the living fibres out from your own head.” See its merits test plied in pri. vate, at CRISTADORO’ 233.—Batchelor’s Celebrated Hatr Wig Factory ix removed to No. 23 Broadwa} the Park fountain. Batchelor's well-earned fu cient guarantee to all who hetter supplied by t in the world. dressi 5 Dye and ‘ite Gourand’s Liquid Hair Dye ts, without e: soption or reservation, the s of puffed dyes. Equally ce Sonp, for curing pumples, freckle 1&0. Poudre Subtile uproo r . Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and ier street, near Broadway, of the No, 67 from any Hair Gloss, at Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings, for enlarged veins of th jastic knoe caps spinal Iub foot, knock kn ortment’ of children’s eet, near Broad: a The Great Efficient Remedy (and the only r fits, spasins, convulsions, &e., is Dr. SMARTS vegetable extract. Principal office, 47 Wost Broadway. Removed from 47 Fulton street. The most Delightful Shaving Soap in the world, is Wright's Ambrosial Croam Tablet, for sale whole. by RUSHTON, CLARKE & CO., No, 165 and 273 Broudway, and 10 Astor House, ————_, Smiling Customers are those who, on Wit nessing ou artistic Job, experience a delightful soneation vi- a brating the nerves. especially around the head, ko, Such agreeable sensation is always produced, when shaving by the polite Journey mon at HILLS, the inimitable catter of hair and whiskers, at 4 Nassan street, Dame Nature is Ever Bountifal and Vary- ing in her kindness, ever calling to her aid the art of man to carry out hor wonderful works—such has been truly the in the produc ion of HiLL’s Instantaneous Hair Dye ® bowuti nt brow Applied or sold at 45 Nas- eau street, corner of Li Keep up Wim the age-—Relieve yourselves from she ereat hent, fatigno, and expense of ironing, by uring She patent SRL PaRATING: SMOOTHIN & TRONS. N. D. HUNTER, Agent, 398 Brosdway. To the Hatters in the City and Coantry,— A LELAND & U0 are now propared to deliver the Albo- pl straw hat, which posseseoe all the qualities of the felt ot wool hat jor strength and durability, but is mach lightar, while at therame time iticof sueha color as not to show dirt, thos obvinting the diMenlty which exists Hast the straw hat of the urusl color Co have also in store a Largo stock of Swiss, Sennette, Canton braid, and obher stylon of hate for summer wear. LELAND & CO,, 171 Ponrl streot. Dr. Powell, Oculist, Aurtst, &., Reocives his patients from 9 to 4 o'clock, daily, at his office, 502 Froudwey, where can t¢ procured hiv. ''Troatise on tho Lye,” and bis self acting eye and caggfountains, Artificial eyes inverted without the elightost paffi, which move exactly Nike the natur,l e7¢, and petembles it’ in color and expree- sion. A WHEL, FDUCATED GERMAN GIRL WISHES A situation a8 chambermaid or seamstress. Can spenk good Eng ish. | Good references given. lease call at No. 45 eebard street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WISHES TO obtain a situation. She is an excellent cook, washer, Gnd ironer, and can give the best of city reference’ Please cull at 87 ‘Twenty-fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, first floor. A SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE Joung girl, a8 children’s maid or to do plain sewing. No Objection to go'a short distance in the country. Please call at 132 avenue C, first floor, front room. ualigeepamansi RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A situation in # private family. She is williag to go as cook, chambermatd or Inundress, or do the work or a small family.’ She prefers the country. "A nice place preferred before wages. Pleuse cali at 163 Forsyth street. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN. private family or hotel, as first rate cook. Undor- stands English or american cooking, and of French cooking; understands pastries and jellies, and all Kinds of creams. Can give the best of testimony from ber last place. Please call at 180 Klizabeth street, front room. She can be scen for two YOUNG FEMALE, OF EXCELLENT EDUCATION, wishes to take upon herself the ebarge of some childzen, in a family sbout departing for Europe, Address Roe, Herald office, A MARY, WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS EXPE. rience in teaching, is anxious to procure a situation as Fosident governess, where tue children are under ton yours of age. Would not object to take charge of a widowers family, and superintend the domestic department. ‘Testi- monials unexceptionable. Address M. B., No, 4 Abingdon square, west side, 8S NURSE FOR THE SICK, BY A PERSON OF fifteen years experience under the first physicians in tie city, or as housekeeper to @ small family, Can cut and make all kinds of ladies’ and childrs clothing, or would take charge of any publie institution as matron. No ob. Jeotion to keep house for a lone gentleman or « widower: be suen at 624 Carmine street allthis week. YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A SITU ation, in a small respectable family, to do plain cook washing Be country between Teath a GOOD RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS TO GET A situation to take care of clnidren and do plain sewing. No objection to go in the country. Apply at No. o0 Eight street. A XOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A respectable family, as chambermaid and waiter, or as nurse, and to assist in washing and ironing. Can give good city reference. Please apply at 76 North Moore street, for two days. ee ‘ A GOOD FRENCH COOK WANTS TO GET A tion in a respectable family. Apply at 262 Twolfcn stroot, near Third avenue, Good references will be given. POTHECARY WANTED-—ONE WELL QUALIFIED find nequainted with the olty’ retail businoss may apply at No. 6 Bowery, between 11 A, M. and 2 P.M. ited Statos—Country merchant that selis quick, and ple packages will be forwarded by receipt of $1, postage paid. Call, or addross S. HART, 47 West Broadway. A xoUxe drug bu GERMAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS THE yess in all ite branches, and speaks ard writ x Gorman and French perfectly well, and can make himself understood in Knglish, desires a situation ina drag store, ‘The best of city reference can be given, For farther partic culars, please apply to W. A. Koppe, Es Wiliam st, BOY WANTED IN AN IMPORTING AND snip ping house; one who resides with his parents, and writes a tuirhand, preferred, Address G, W. B., Herald otheo, ARKEEPER WANTED—AT TOE tel, 246 and 247 Washington street, Without good city reference. 2to4d P.M. FARWEWS HO None noed apply Apply from 1 to 12. A. M., avid OY WANTED IN A BOOKSTORR.—WANTED, A amart, active boy, sixteen or roventoon yours of ago, who writes a good ,, and has sone knowledge of busi nore Pref rence given to one who hag beon in ® bookstore, Address Bookseller, Post Office. (100K WANTED.—A WOMAN Wi&0 THOROUGULY understands her busi can _find a good situation With memallfamily, by applying at 70 White stroct, before 11 o'¢look, it business excels hard labor and poor san ° Tn of 0. P. BROWNE, Empire City offles, 21 Ann street." OVERNESS.—WANTED, A RESIDENT GOVER- ness, who thoroughly understands teachi sb branches, capable of ‘ing good habits must be of undoubted piety. Music, French, and drawing desirable. Address J. L., box 3,168, Post Office. tg aes ‘WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, WHO UN- derstands the busi fectly, and can brig, the Apply a” JOHN J. MORRIS, A SITUATION AS GAR- etable man, without encumbrance, who orough practical partments, and who can produce the bighest testimonials as to character and abilities; also understaads farming. Please address A. F. D., Herald office. OUSEKEEPER WANTED—WHERE THERE IS BUT one in the fumily. A pivus single woman, or a widow without children, She must take charge of milk and but t the has other business to attend to, [f GARDENER WANTED, dener, by ares isa th ardener in all its understands his business; none others need apply. In quire at 009 Broadway, in the basement, HIRT SEWERS WANTED.—CONSTANT EMPLOY- ment will be given to first class hands. Apply at No. 1,086 Broadway, between Thirty first and Thirty-second streets, up st ERVANTS WANTED—TO FILL VARIOUS STATIONS, 1 in first class private families up town, and aleo in the country. Apply, with good refereue the Employment Agency Office, ti Kost Fourteenth Union square. N. B--Cooks, mursca, and waiter girls,’ are very much wanted. 0 ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS, ETC.— ‘ood draftsman and civil engineer wishes employ- M1 ike copsing oF other writing to do. Ad- ornld 0 draughtsman, a perm: be offered, by address! tion to do general housework; igoner. Please call ato. 4S Ferry’ street Can be seem Wes COOK; ONE WHO PERFECTL yf. derstands ber business; also, washiag and pbs One who comes well recommended oan find employment applying at 223 Sullivan street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT , a8 chambermaid and seamstress. Please call at 402 Sixth avenue, for two days, Wy anren4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG Woman, first her a8 good plain cook; rate was! and ironer. Please cafl ut 149 Hammond street, Best of elty references. rs int fae ating ae Ey so WAntsp—4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘Youbg woman, as cook, washer and ironer. Best of Dencins and Reaeow checeie, Mesehize: eossed Wik ineam eg! ane ay a 0" from Douglas street. Can be seem for three days, obj Grenes. Can be seen ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ‘oung woman. a situation to do general housework, in a small private family. Has no objection to go a short dis- tance in the 0% Please call at, or address a note to, No. 5 Carmin ‘Can be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA 4 situation to do general housework in a small famil. Best of city references. Pleasé call at No. & Twonty fifth street, between Sixth and Seventh es, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RBSPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework; is cook, ‘washer, and ioner; “will do chamberwork. - Gvod city reference given. Please call at 250 Monroe street. WA 2TED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, as cook, washer, and irouer. The best of city reference giv Please call at No, 30 Sixth street, fowrth floor. Can be seen for two days. Wars SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, chambermavs and. wales he Teepectaile family, or care of children. . 24 Weet Eleventh street. Ee ee WANTEEBY A RESPECTABLE | PROTESTANT girl, a situation as first-rate cook. Has no objection togo Mshort distance in the country. Please call’ at 463 Greenwich street, front basement. ‘ANTED—BY A PECTABLE WOMAN. A SITU- ation to go tra or to take charge of an jaf No objection te go any part of the courtry. Please to cali for two d: 't 44 North Sevenvh street, between First and Second streets, Williamsburg h. 7 ANTED—A FIRET RATE STOCK CUTTER, WdO oan take charge of the work. Apply at 86 Liberty st. 10 DAGUERREOTYPERS.- WANTED IMMEDIATE. ly, two experienced operators, to whom goock wages will be given, Address a line to J. M., Bradway Post Sines. 10 DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, BY A COMPETENT druggirt, a situation in either the wholesale or retail drug business. Best of reference given. Address J. 8., He- rald office, for three days. PO, TAILORS. WANTED, A GOOD, GENERAL CUT. ter; one who has sume know, #’ and children’s dlothing preferred. will be permanent, avenue, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION ‘ag good plain cook, and first-rate washer and iron- er. no objection te’ do housewori in a small, private family, Can give tho bist of city recommendations if ro- quired. Please call at No. 62 Spring street, in the rear, To one thi Apply, with re! ANTED.—A SEAMSTRESS CAN FIND EMPLOY- nent for about two weeks, by calling immediately at No. 62 State street, Brooklyn, None buts good one need apply. WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Hituarion to do gemeral housework, or ae chamber. maid. It a short distance in the coun- if i Se seventh street. bjection to ys at No. 266 West Twenty- en for two WAxTED-A sivation, ny A YOUNG WOMAN As ene naar ae gene eh Sak oper. erence Thirtisth street, Veeween Seventh and wivuth avenues ‘ANTED—BY A RESPE2TALLE WOMAN, A SITU- Vi cilon ap arst nurse Pleate call at No, 20 Madison reet, secon room Can ir two ait not engaged. "pat y basis BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT oupg womas, & sit fit Indy's and. children's di Work and mal distance in t Ft oat Ni net ily artes gra. 0. ent ES a Freely, Breet, ANTE) A SITUATIO: BY A RESPECTABLE Wares ‘ee fret rate washer and fronér: ‘Gosd city reference from her last place. Can be seen for two days, at 41 Mulberry street, second fleor, ANTED—BY A PROTESTANTGIRL. A SITUATION ‘as obamberwaid and waite: in = smi ; tion to do plain cooking. Please call at 34 WANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women, one us good plain cook or laundress; the other as chan bermaid or waiter. Tho best of city reference from their Inst place. Can be seen for three days, Please call at No. 6 Clarkson street, first floor. WANTED. AT ol DEY STREET, UP STAIRS steady respectable girls that are good and sewers, dress makers or tailoresses preferred. tant plaka ANTED—FIFTY FIRST-RATE HANDS TO MAKE fine loth, glazed silk and velvet caps. To good and experienced hands good wages and steady employment will be given at SARONI & ARCHERS, 151 Water street. WANIBDIBY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girls, situations; one as cook, washer and poner, no objection to do housework; the other as chumbermaid and to assist im the washing or plain sewing. No objection to go inthe country. Cam be seen tor two days Please cail at 244 Ninth street, between Firat and Second avenues. ‘ANTED—A GIRL, ABOUT FIFTEEN YSARS OF en, : cos ‘ U2 Varick street” ere sf andi front basement, Can be seen for two di ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, todo the general housework of o small private family, or to do chamberwork. Has no objection to go a short in the country. Can give the best of cit; referenc until engaged, at No. 125 Elm stroet, ‘ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, SITUATIONS; one as chainbermaid and waiter, or to take eare o children; the other to do general housework ina small pri- vate family, Has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Good reference given. To be seen for two days. Please cull’ at No. 416 Twolith street, betweon avennos A and B. n be BY A MAN AND HIS ITUATION, wife a8 cook their business, both in English and French 1 _kinds of pastry; ti country preferred, no objection to a be:t of reference give ox 10, Herald offic ing where an intervie! ANTED-—SITUATIONS, BY TWO VERY RESPECT- ‘able young women; one as pastry cook, the other to do chamberwork. Can give the best of city reference, and make pent generally useful, Please call at No. 19139 jowery. ‘ANTED—AS NURSE TO A LADY IN FEEBLE , tidy American woman. Best of roter- ‘all at 59 North Moore street, for three ral pric be paid. SITUATION AS snout situstion ou board m steamenip teadiag tg manent situation on bo: et ing to potty of kurope or Hevana Please ‘address a line % 8., nf Hic West Sixteenth street ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION as chambermaid, and to assist in the care of children, or as chambermaid and plain sewer. The best of city refer- ence given from the Inet family, where she lived ten years. May be seen ut 34 Vandam street, io tho rear, up stairs ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND waiter, by a respectable wom: Apply to her present ployer, at No. 12 University pl ‘ANTED—A GIRL AS WAITER; ONE FULLY COM- gtent in every particular, and also willing to assist in washing und ironing. Apply at 69 Ninth street. Pro- testant preferred. ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN ‘a situation as seamstreas, or would assist in the cari of children if required; if net suited, would work out by tht week or month; best of city reference. Can be seen until engaged, at 45 Newark avenue, Jeravy City, STEWARDESS, BY A anxious to procure a WOMAN, A SITU ads baking’ in all its ousework. She is, also, Has no objection to the country: Apply at 222 West Twenty-filth stroot, W4NTEDIBY 4 RESPECTABLE ation as Fred cook; unde: branches. & good washer and ironer, Good city reference, near Ninth avenu ‘AMTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOMNG WOMAN, a situation as a good washer and ironer, aud to do eneral housework. Has no objection to xo to the country. jas the best of city reference, Please call at No. 71 Duane street, No. 1, first Hoor, iting to do general ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, @ situation to do genoral housework; understands cooking, washing and ironing and aking. No objection to go in the country. ‘The best city reference can be given. Ap- ply at No, 310 , North River. WANIED-A GIRL TO DO. THE GENERAL HOUSE. work of a small private family. Must be a good plain cook, Washer and ironer. American man or Irish Protest ply at No 173 W avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER, OR pastry or meat cook, in an hotel or gentleman's fa: mily, by.a rexpectable English woman, who thoroaghly un- derstands her businors in all its branches. Caa have unex- ceptionable recommendations, Can be seon for two days at S04, Frankfort street. Seoteh, Ger- wanted. Ap- © Greenwich Briers can apply; no othe: it Thirteenth street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A tituation ag cook. Best city references can be giv an. Flease call at 818 Broadway, her last place. Can be seen for two WANTED-A SITUATION, . BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid, and to do plain sew ing, of to do general housework in a small rospect: family. The best of eity reference given from her last place. Piease call at No. 38 Tenth street, between Fith ué Sixth avenues, Can be seen for three days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN fon as seamstress and children’s nurse; under 123 Kast Twentieth streot. i Goes SEAMSTRESS, WHO UNDERSTAND‘ making shirts, drawers, underclothes generally, making children’s olcthos from eight to for $ a n years of aze, yur weeks, ‘by inquiring will hear of a good situation, for at 12 and 14 Pitt ati ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN PRO- testant girl, a situation as seamstress. Apply at 35 West Thirteenth street, first floor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RASPECTABLE Protestant woman, as cook. She theroughly under- stands her banness, No objection to city or‘eountey, | Cam furnish the best of city reterence. Also, by her sister, ag chambermaid. None but . Is a good washer froner. private families need apply. Please call at 39 East Broad- Way, in the rear, Wy AnaaD SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do general housework, has no objection to ge a short distance in the country; wages no object. Apply at No.7 avenve A, third flvor, frout room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung Engl'sh woman, as cham ermaid, or ag cham- bermald sat waiter, or launuress, Has no object ce im country. Woutd do general house- suiall reepectable fainily. The best city refer en. Please call at 126 kim st eet, corner of How- be seen for two days, if not engaged. WANTED A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A id xd man. who perfectly understands the care is Well acquainted with insite work, and has no objection to make himself generally usr(al” The best of ro. ference given. Please call at 92 St. Mark’s place, near Firet avenue, top floor, ANTED—A GOOD VARNISH MAKER. TO ONE ‘who understands his business, aud who is sober man, a good salary *ill be given. Apply ao 107 John street, up stairs, References required. ANTED—A GOOD BARBER, IN A FIRST RATE location, near Union square, where can eer e#s—a most desirable room can be had with real name, J. L., box 2,978 Post Offi of the German and erable knowledge of Frenc! dry goods store; good referei Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS JUST AR- ; adry goods j,| Ling hor dry goo reliable trade to any house that may oy him, Address P. H. W., Post Office. ANTED—A CLERK, IN A GROCERY STORE. ONE that can come well recomm ‘at SA- MUEL HANKINSON’S, Franklin stre $, LT. W'NteD-A YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY STORE; ‘one well acquainted with the businoss may apply in she course of the day at 73 Catherine street. YY ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS porter in a store or to drive a horse and cart. Call at 21 Prince street, upstairs, for twodaysonly. Good refer- ‘ence will be giv 'ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, TO iclicle orders for new and popciar work, besseltall ilustrated. "W agenand commission given. ‘Apply 10S AMES. MUUNTAIN, 40 John street, third floor, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young man, as waiter in a private family. No objeo- tion to town or country. Any commands left at this office for P, K., will be attended to. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | ‘oung woman, to do general hou ‘good washor and ironer. all at 191 Mott street, in the ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WLDOW WOMAN, a few girls to board or to lodge by the week. Terma Flea moderate. host Gere Naif reforense given. ‘an be seen any day this week at No. 89 Crosby street, between Prince ond Spring streets, inthe basement. Also, wantoi, be young girl, ® situaton to do ehamberwork or to mind cl dren and sew; is willing to make herself generally useful; can be seen at the above number. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RE3PECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid and waiter; cood city references given, Apply at her lest place, No. 373 Fourta street. WANTED-A SITUATION, BY (A. RESPECTADLE young woman, as plain ‘cook, first rate washer and ironer, in w private family, Can give rood eity reference. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, at No. 77 Forsyth street, second floor, in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- ‘tion as cook, who understands bakin, taking charge of a house if required. City roference given, Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, at No. 25 Prinve at. ANTED- SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women, in private families; one to do plain cooking. and in alsy s good wasner and irouer; the other to do chamberwork and waiting, or fine washiag and Good city reference given. ‘Can bo seen for two da; 219 Wert Twenty-sixth street, second floor, front room, off Ninth avenue. z b—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, @ situation as first-rate cook ia a private boarding house ore hotel. Can be ven for two days, in her prosent fituation, 45 West Twenty second street, botween Fitth and Sixth avenues. ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY OF FOUR PER s0n6 & good cook. Good wages given. Apply at 196 Henry street, near State street, Brooklyn. RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN, ANTED—B 4 situation in that business four years, in Gor- C fancy store, has heen the shirt any. Apply at 162 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, i Good city reference. WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as cook or chamberiuaid; she thoroughly under. stands Ler business, and i#u tigst rate washer and ironer, City reference given, Please call at 92 St, Mark’s place, near First avenue, top floor. WANTEDGBY A GIRL, A SITUATION AS TATL ess. Would have no objections to do general ho ; ism first rate washer and ironer. Would jection to goa short cistanes in the country, ‘ut 108 Willett street, second floor. WATERS SITUATION AS NURSE, BY A YOUNG lady, who can speak Frei dE sewing. Call at ars, Hill's, 4 have no ob: Please call ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH ty this da; BY A RESPECTABLE She understands hor basi- woman, a situation as good plain cook, ‘20d baker, and first rate Washer and irouer. Haa no objection to the country, Good city referenes. Please call at 26: e between Fiftecuth and Sixteenth streéts, Can be days. W D—A NEAT PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, a8 cook, washer and ironer, with good Nono other nevd call at 199 Henry str WANTED-A SITUATION, woman, a8 covk. need in sll ive branches, No objcetion to go * short distance in the country. ‘she best of eity reference can be given, Can be seen for two days, Please call at 279 Mulberry st 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A Protestant. with the Indy. Europe. situation as parlor maid, reside no objection to travel witha lady to Apply at 74 Fifth avenue, BY A RESPECTABLE re of one or two childre place, where she has live Ann, Herald office, for three yours. TANTED—A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WO. man, to do the cooking, washing and ironing of # sinall family in the country, She must be good baker, and um. derstand the oare of ‘a dairy. None need apply unless well <l. Apply on Khursday, between 11 and 2 o'elvok, at No, 11 East Fourteenth street WASTED-a SITUATION, BY A YOUN WOMAN, good ok, and ‘first rate washer and ironer, Understands b Apply at 20 West Nineteenth street, corner of Ninth avon 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation, w& cook, washer and ironer, or chamber maid and to take care of children. Please call at 87 Nine- teenth street, between Sixth and Seventa avenues, for two days. Md City reference, WANTED-A SITUATION, AS COOK, WASHER, and irover, in a respectable fainily, by 4 middle-ngod woman, lias no objections to go a short distance inthe oun! Good city reference, if requirod, se cull at 7 Steuben street, between Washington and Greene, Jorsey City W ANTED--A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, to go ashort distance in ‘the country. Apply at 32 Broad street, betwe None need apply who cannot give a satistactory reverence, WASTED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, AS NURSE and seatsstress; one who ean cut and fit children's clothes, and is willing to make herself gene-ally ueef al, American, Scoteh, or German preferred, Apply iminediately ft W Weel kightoonth street, WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A” RESPECTABLE young woman, as cook and lanndress, of Nd be wil livg to do light houtework. Has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Has tho best of city reforcuce. P)cse call at No, 184 Kast Twenty-third street, third floor. WANTED—A SITUATION, HY A Ret PECTABLE young Wotan, a8 chambermatd oF to take care of chil dren; is a trst rate’ plain Han the best of city enoes from her Ine be seen at No 3» Jonop street, room for two days if not on Rage JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do up stairs work and take care of children, Please call at No, 108 Jane etroet, cormer of Fourth street. and 2 o'clock. ity reference. | | ton street, Brookly |v steudy young woman, who has been three years ia t situation, and cnn produce the best of city. referen totake charge of a child, and do, plain tic ph est gem SITUATION, BY A RE: PECTABLE 1 jewing, or to take to go in tho coun- © present situation, charge of an old lady. Has try. obj Please to apply, for two day: 18h Gravd street. WANTED-A PERSON WHO UNDERSTANDS THE care of an infant four weeks old, and can do plain sew- ing. apply, with references, at 174 Wet Thirteenth street, near Eighth avenue, first floor. Wages moderate, ANTED—FIVE DRESSMAKERS ; ; Bight J ASHING WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WISHES to obtain the warhivg of two or three families; she has ample accommodation and convenience for doing it, ive the very best of city references. Please cal est Nineteonth street, near the Tenth avenue. ANTED—A PROTESTANT NURSE, AMERICAN, English, or Scotch. Unexceptionable references re- quired Apply at_42 Bast Twonty-tirst street, between 10 and 12 o'clock on Wednesday, 22d. WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A. YOUNG WOMAN, wet nurse, Best of city reference given. Please call Righth avenue, for one day. WANTED-A, SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘Woman, as first rate o Best of city reference can be given. A bituation in a respectable boarding hoase would be preferred. Inquire at 57 Kobinson street. r-ANTED—BY AN ENGLISH WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as nurse and seamstress, or Would be willing to go to the country for t! good recommendations. Can be seen at 126 Elm stroot. W452ED.—A YOUNG LADY, OF UNDOUBTED RE- spectability, of pleasing address, and in every way calculated to perform her duties, is wanted to attend the confectionery department of a saloon, opposite the Crystal Palace. The best of testimonins will be required. Address, stating where to be seen, Confectionery, Herald office. 7 ANTED~A SITUATION, BY TWO ACTIVE YOUNG girls; one as cook, washer and ironer; the other as ybermaid and waiter, or would assist in washing °! ironing; hes the best of reference from their Jast plac de seen for two days at 875 Tenth street, between avenu and C ANTED—A SMART, INDUSTRIOUS PROTESTANT young woman, of good recommendations, for a sinall povaie amily, to do general housework, Must wash and ron well. Call on Mrs, B., 28 Lisponard street. Can es B 7; ANTED—BY A YUUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron, or would d amberwork and no objection to co ean be given Broadway, in a take care of children, The bi from her last pisee. Please the rear, first flo ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION, TO attend a fancy store or bakery ; is a good accountant, d can produce the best of city reference. Please call for two days at No. 175 Gold street, Brooklyn, first house, in the rear. | ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do xencral housework inn small private tamily ; ts ood chambermaid or nurse. call in Nevins strect, ferweon Bergen and Wykoff stre Se WANtED BY (A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation to take care of children, or to do chamber- work and plain sewing. No objection to go ia the country, Please call at No. 42% Tenth street, between avenues C and D, second floor, back room, TANIED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT- young woman, as cook, washer and ironer. 0 ohjection to goin the country. Plese call at N Lerry street. Best of city reierence given, ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO THE HOUSE- work of 9 small family, a good washer and ironer, and must come well recommend Apply between 12 and 4 o'clock, at 494 Broome street Wane. SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, about fourteen years of age, as child’s nurse and lain fewer. Good city reference. Pjease call at No. 247 Kighteenth street, near First avenue. ® Can be seen for two WARNTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. tion a6 cook. She isn good washer and ironer, and d pastry cook, Has the rtwo days, at erence, Can be , Rear First ave- st of city ref 12 Fourteenth street WARTS, A, SITUATION, A YOUNG AMERICAN cirl, fourteen years old, either to sttend table, door, oF take charge of an infant, Apply st No, 4 Spring street, in the cear, second floor, WANTED GOOD GIRL, TO DO LIGHT CHAM. berwork, plain sewing. aad to take care of an infant, Apply at No.’ O Ninth street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W Atvcenant irl, as chambermaid and waiter or ouil- dren’s nurse and p) And would make herself gone ly useful. Plew 71 ‘Twenty second street, be- nd Second avenues, for two days. ANTED-A COOK, WHO PERFECTLY WU) tands her busiress au’ the care of milk, near tl ‘Thore who can bring satisfactory recommendations, No. 38 Broadway, frout othee, between ¥ A. J ANTED—BY A hESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituntion as chambermaid, to do plaia sowing, of Apply at St Laight street. where four years, Can be seen for two a ply and 10 o'clock, Vy dir ived for the last W4STED- BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation to go with a tumily to California, Can sive good rofrrencos, May be seen, till engaged, at 35 Stan A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS NURS natress. The best of city reference required, ourth avenue, corner of Twenty first stroct. J; ANTED. Apply at 205 \ JANIE BY A tion to do eral a first rate weeber and | ence. Can be seen for tro £007, front room, RESPFCTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. 1 work: Is agood plain cook and r. Ha the best of city reter- days at 108 Troy strevt, second ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN, TO EN A light and profitable business, where 11 ospital only will be required. apply to, or address William, 167 Washington ‘WANTED A SITUATION, AS BARREEPER, BY A art active young man, who has lived five years in oe im all ite rictest inves- uation, and understands the bi nd whose character will bear Address II. S., Herald office. Wsszep—a PORTER, IN A DRY GOODS HOUSE, who can give the best of references. Apply at 86 Li berty street sad ANTED— BY A YOUNG MAN, PROM 8 TO 2 ‘years of age, who writes a good hand, and resides with his parents, with the best of references au clork in @ coal yaro. Address J W., Herald offi stating what com- pensation expected. BA pl cate alll TO FIFTY MEN, OF PERSE- yering and enerzetic habits to sell an article used in every family, that will pay from $5 to $10 per day; they muct possese’a capital of at least $10, and no risk. Apply at Dr, Gelbardt’s premium depot, 36) Broome street, ANTED—THREE PATTERN MAKERS; NONE yut the best hands need apply. Hammersly Irom Works, Fifty-ninth strect, North River. RIDER & WARD. TAITER WANTED—ONE WHO PERFECTLY UN- derstands his business. None other need apply. In- quire ent. ANTED—TWENTY-FIVE GOOD AND INDUSTRI ous men, with a capital of from ten to. 6ft ars, where the investment will yield a daily profit of from six totendoliars. Inquire of Dr. H.R. RUOT, 512 Broadway- ANTED—A CLERK, 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE; ‘one who has some experience, and good recommenda: tions, end is quick and smart, can’ have # good situation, One living on the wort side of Canal street may apply at tee Hudson street Post Uffice, 514 Mudson street. A bese GOOD SECOND HAND BAKER TO work en bread. None need apely without good re- commendations, Call at Mrs. ALLEN’'S, 199 Prince street. ANTED—A STOUT BOY, OR YOUNG MAN, WHO dere ti ds milking cows and driving horses inquire street an ‘Twenty-sixth Brooklyn. WANTER—A SMALL BOY, TO ATTEND orrice ‘and ran oferrands, One that is willing to make him- self generally useful, may address Produce Broker, Herald office. TANTED—A BOY OF GENTEEL APPEARANCE, about 16 years of age, to learn tho retail drug business, ly at the corner of Pearl and Rose streets, One with » experience preferred. 7ANTED—FIFTY YOUNG MEN, dress, to en; exe in a business that will pay those of ergy from $40 to 400 Per month, net of expenses, Young ha ate ano will ed eee Deg: and great to their advantage, applying to or ree: (post. paid) early, GEO. W- ty Ape ty ‘Broadway. ADI littl OF GOOD AD- ANTED—RESPECTABLE SERVANT GIRLS FOR every kind of work, for familios, hotels, and boarding bonuses, ean always ve obtained throuch Morris & Co.'s es- tablishinent, 27 Broadway corner Reade street. This day, pastry and plain cooks, English chambermaid and waiter; good washers and girls for housework, Gorma other chambermaiae wait for engagement at this office, Also, German farmers, gardeners, conchmen, mechanics, boys and waiters, and some excellent colored waiters porters. Terms moderate. TANTED—COOKS, LAUNDRESSES, GIRLS FOR housework, chambermaids, and othors, at Morris & Co.'s office, 257 Broadway, corner of Reade atrect This office has the most reepoctable calls, girls get good places without much delay. Some lass places ready, ‘erms liberal. WAniED-PROrEstanr. GIRLS—NO CHARGE.- a Protestant girl can obtain exeellent situa tions, immediately, free of charge at No. 7 Carmine street near Bleecker atrret. The best office, and only Protestant agency in this city. Places ready for seamsteesses, nurses general work girls, chambermaids, waiters, &¢, ANI ED—FIVE CLERKS, SEVEN SALEGMEN, Tw vin, 23 3) ‘o ‘$100 to $1,200. th avenue, be- Fitted, board- 41 years bookkeopers, in two now stores, car or stage, at alnce avd Hip WANTED-AT THE UUDSON RIVER RAILROAD intelligence office, No, 21 Colloge place, betw ren and Chambers rtreets, several good cooks, wail bermetds, laundresses nnd girls for general housewor tix good me and boys for trades. Apply this day. Places ready—cl moderate, JANTED- AT MANNING'S OFFICE, 21 BO' WAM the tarement four good cooks. ton ped tamed bouse servants for city aud country, eight small girls. First rate places always rendy for goodfervants. The best offt in the city for procuring respectable situations, Come and Judge for yourselves, for a tannery, ten farm men, three wail x harges SPORTING, een ann Annruwiannirntianitentty NOZiCE TO THE SPORTING WORLD.—I, THE UN. dersiened, deem it my duty to explain tomy friends and the public, that the long talked of match betwoen me aud Jobn Morrisey is of for the present, in consequence of the gentleman whom we both agroed upon to have ag stake- holder refusing to hold the staker . on any other gentleman to act as vhs RICK DALEY, CHALtENGE.—T am now ready and willing to make @ matel to fight John Morrisey according to the rales that were before agreed upon, for the sum of $1,500 & side, and let Any responsible person’ hold the stakes,” Man and money ready at any time at the houso of John Pay, No. 27 Whito- hall street ” If John Morrissey does not accept of the above: eballenge, I will consid pi PB TLLIARD TABLE FOR SALE ‘and we cow takoholdor for the m PATRI een SeaAr-One THaT has been bne little used, Will be so! bas no further use for it. Pearl street, Pp, as the Apply immediately wt Nov 5